Those adjustable power supplies aren't exactly clean themselves, I've had issues with them causing LVDS dropouts on LCD monitors, which go away when you change out the power brick. Not that this thing would probably perform all that much better with a clean power supply!
@@alexandrumariusttudor9250 The 2*50 +100w versions are rubbish. The crossovers for the sub are too high and the ones with adjustable crossovers don't work as they should.
I bet this thing would make a great little headphone guitar amp. You wouldn’t even need a distortion pedal. Dominated by second order harmonics it should sound pretty raunchy with a hot guitar signal from active pickups.
Thanks for all the great videos! This one was definitely interesting. I'm not saying you did anything wrong, but im curious to know if the amp would be any cleaner if it was run on a car battery? With that said im not sure its worth too much investigation. I tried a few of these amps just for fun, it didn't last long, because they were nowhere near as good as my real amplifiers, and I had more than one 3116 amplifier failure
Hello, good video, thanks for that. It would be interesting, at which pricepoint those Class D thingamebobs start to become decent, measurement wise. Any plans in that regard?
@@paulstubbs7678 I know want you mean, there's a lot of tat that get made and goes straight in the bin. I've bought a couple of cheap amps before. Some having been too bad but I've found the ones with a sub output are now good because of a weird crossover point.
Those adjustable power supplies aren't exactly clean themselves, I've had issues with them causing LVDS dropouts on LCD monitors, which go away when you change out the power brick. Not that this thing would probably perform all that much better with a clean power supply!
I got one with dual chips for about $13. I stuck it under the dash of my antique car. Connects to the phone fine. Thanks for the test.
Try the one with 2*50w and 100w subwoofer, from the same firm xinyi
Sure, feel free to send me one👍
@@RAW-CAt Sorry if i offended y, it was just a sugestion
@@alexandrumariusttudor9250 The 2*50 +100w versions are rubbish. The crossovers for the sub are too high and the ones with adjustable crossovers don't work as they should.
I bet this thing would make a great little headphone guitar amp. You wouldn’t even need a distortion pedal. Dominated by second order harmonics it should sound pretty raunchy with a hot guitar signal from active pickups.
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Thanks for all the great videos! This one was definitely interesting. I'm not saying you did anything wrong, but im curious to know if the amp would be any cleaner if it was run on a car battery? With that said im not sure its worth too much investigation.
I tried a few of these amps just for fun, it didn't last long, because they were nowhere near as good as my real amplifiers, and I had more than one 3116 amplifier failure
Running these amps from car hattery might reduce the noise slightly, but harmonics will be unaffected.
I'm hoping that someone ports over one of the TPA PFFB amps to car audio.
Hello, good video, thanks for that. It would be interesting, at which pricepoint those Class D thingamebobs start to become decent, measurement wise. Any plans in that regard?
What's the setup for the testing ? PC Oscope?
No. All the setup and procedure is in this video:
ruclips.net/video/H9-60-tGvI0/видео.htmlsi=76IRJzMZXVxMmyNN
I've just binned one of these boards because the bluetooth connection was popping and cracking, noisy... just awful.
Boy am I glad I didn't buy one of these, how do they get it so bad?
What do you expect for the price?
@@DevinderAthwal306 Not much, however it seems so bad that most will end up as landfill, just what we need.
@@paulstubbs7678 I know want you mean, there's a lot of tat that get made and goes straight in the bin.
I've bought a couple of cheap amps before. Some having been too bad but I've found the ones with a sub output are now good because of a weird crossover point.